The implementation in various cities throughout the country of university entrance exam preparation courses specifically directed toward the Afro-descendant and disadvantaged population; The implementation, within the trade unions, of specific actions to address racial inequalities present in labour relations and employment and professional qualification policies; The introduction of legal-assistance services, free of charge, for the victims of racial and gender discrimination and discrimination based on sexual orientation; The development of health-care services and guidance for indigenous women, the introduction of indigenous schools and legal assistance services; The introduction of legal assistance and guidance services for the victims of discrimination based on sexual orientation; Since 1996 transnational companies, most notably affiliates of North American companies, have been experimenting with the adoption of policies for including blacks, homosexuals and the disabled on their staff; The creation of specific forums and networks for discussions on sickle-cell anaemia; The development of specific information projects on reproductive health, STD/AIDS, teenage pregnancy and population policies; The launching of regional and national magazines specifically targeting the Afro-descendant population; The production of children's literature containing content that values African traditions and the history of the Afro-descendant population; The increased use of new communication technologies for constructing networks, coordinating contacts, and exchanging information that is of interest to the Afro-descendant population; The promotion of a national debate on the introduction of a draft law establishing minimum quotas for Afro-descendant participation in commercials, films, TV programmes, and theatre productions (25 per cent in the case of commercials, films, TV programmes, and theatre productions; not less than 40 per cent in the case of publicity productions broadcast on TV or shown in movie theatres); The development of training and preparation courses for human rights advocates; The preparation and submission to the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of alternative reports from civil society on the application of economic, social and cultural rights in Brazil; The establishment and maintenance of houses of worship of African origin; The introduction of forums strengthening and discussing African-based religions, intended to guarantee the right to the existence and expression of those traditions; The increased visibility of the role performed by religious leaders of African-based cults; The increased promotion of Afro-descendant girls and adolescents in the projects developed by the Black Movement organizations; and The increased participation of black women's organizations in national and international negotiations aimed at strengthening the social, economic, political and cultural rights of the female and Afro-descendant population.
- La promoción de un debate nacional sobre la presentación de un proyecto de ley en el que se establezcan cuotas mínimas de participación de personas de ascendencia africana en los anuncios comerciales, las películas, los programas de televisión y las producciones teatrales (25% en los anuncios, películas, programas de televisión y producciones teatrales; no menos del 40% en los anuncios emitidos por televisión o presentados en los cines);